now our senator scott wiener has this idea of demolishing and replacing this with something we're not even sure about. he was able to get $1 million from a state department of recreation and parks to send all of this to landfill and flatten our beautiful train station. so, as part of audit and investigations i would like to keep this topic alive and on the radar that this is transit related. it is interconnected, castro metro mountainy station i muni y muni. i have brought this to your commission once before in real life in person, so now i'm doing it as a shelter in place. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> 1700 i thank you i would also like to add i have 1700 signatures, 1500 of them are wet signatures supporting this initiative, and this has been going on for several years so if this could be included in the magnifying glass process of an audit i would be very appreciative. thank you so much. >> thank you for your comments. are there any other speakers? it's really a great report. thank you. >> i would like to thank my finance staff from anna. i couldn't have done it without the

assembly members tinge, chu and scott wiener sent a letter to districts in san francisco and san mateo counties. >> in other countries schools are priority. other things are shut down so schools can open. i think that we have to take a hard look at whether or not schools are a priority. >> if you had asked me early in the pandemic, i would have been nervous for obvious reasons. at that point, we didn't know what the science was. at this point more than eight months into the pandemic, i think science is telling us that it's very unlikely that kids will get and transmit covid to others. >> the letter also cited state funding and ppe plus mental health concerns as reasons to get students back into the classroom. >>> fellow chp officers are remembering a southern california motorcycle officers who succumbed to injuries sustained on duty. the 27-year-old died yesterday more than one week after being critically injured in the antelope valley. he was on his way to help two people involved in a crash when he was hit by a driver making a u turn and thrown from his motorcycle. chp officers held

>>state senator scott wiener is trying once again to allow san francisco and some other cities in the state to open a safe injection site where peopope can use drugs in a saf and supervised setting right now it's illegal to open such a site in the state. the bill which wiener introduced yesterday would allow san francisco, los angeles and oakland to all open safe injection sites. 4 times as many san franciscans have died of overdoses compared to covid deaths in the city this year. the bill still needs to make it through the senate and the assembly, so it would not be signed into law until the fall. >>up next protection problems, the proof those plastic face shields don't shield people from spreading the virus. >>plus the sports is the worries continue training camp with 2 guys out with covid head coach steve kerr talks out how his squad is preparing to deal with the pandemic sports director jason dum says up next. and the debate over stimulus checks rolls >>kratz and even some republicans say the next covid relief plan should include a second round of direct checks to families. right

>> senator scott wiener tried to introduce a bill that would give small landlord some tax credits but it did not pass. so right now there is not anything planned in california to specifically target small landlords. there is a proposal to extend the eviction moratorium that was introduced earlier this week. it would extend the moratorium through january 2022.>> and those landlords are still on the hook to their banks every month for the most part. still keep sending your stories and ideas to project home. >>> the search for a suspect in a burglary ring has ended in an arrest after a brief standoff tonight. the investigation led police to this parking lot on ross avenue in south san jose. after a short standoff police convinced that the suspect to get out of their car heard the car was then towed away later as evidence. police say the ring is accused of targeting storage facilities in santa clara and san jose. >>> that is somewhat new video we got a hold of heard we want to show you, house exploding in upstate new york heard the blast captured on a neighbors doorbell camera heard they

assemblymember phil ting along with senator scott wiener and assembly member david chiu since similar letters to other school districts in san mateo county urging them to bring students back into their classrooms as soon as possible. we do believe based on the public health data. >>and the sun will public health officials are telling us that there is a way to safely reopen schools in this is so important for young children we have already a learning gap inequity gap and achievement gap so we want to make sure to close it despite surging coronavirus cases in news of more rollbacks to come in san francisco. doctor g noble who is the director of covid response at ucsf believe schools can still reopen at this time we should schools down back in march and we didn't have the knowledge that we do now of covid we assume that it was going to be similar to influence a similar to the flu in the children would be the main drivers of transmission. >>over the last many months we've learned that that isn't the case in jax kids are underrepresented as covid cases nobles been advising bay area schools

state senator scott wiener thoroughed the less.ve judges the option of assessing probation. he said mandatory sentences often disproportionately affect communities of color. >>> coming up, they seem to be everywhere now. stores, restaurants, and at work. still ahead tonight, the new data on the effectiveness of those plexy class barriers. >>> also ahead, the reason monarch butterflies are being denied federal protection despite being a threatened species. >>> rain back in the forecast. i'll have the latest computer model right after the break. >>> and as we head to break, here is some good news to help brighten your day. a picture of a new granddaughter born last week just before the 49ers game against buffalo. miss martinez said the 49ers didn't win the game, but we were able with our little touchdown. and we would like to see some more great news, so send us some if you can. take a selfie, shoot a video, or just record your voice telling us your good news and i then upload it to ktvu.com/your good news. we may use your submission

assembly member phil ting along with senator scott wiener and assembly member david chiu since similaretters to other school districts in san mateo county urging them to bring students back into their classrooms as soon as possible. we do believe based on the public health data. >>and the sun will public health officials are telling us that there is a way to safely reopen schools in this is so important for young children we have already a learning gap inequity gap and achievement gap so we want to make sure the clothes it despite surging coronavirus cases in news of more rollbacks to come in san francisco. doctor g noble who is the director of covid response at ucsf believe schools can still reopen at this time we should schools down back in march and we didn't have the knowledge that we do now of covid we assume that it was going to be similar to influence a similar to the flu in the children would be the main drivers of transmission. >>over the last many months we've learned that that isn't the case in jax kids are underrepresented as covid cases nobles been advising bay area school

assemblymember phil ting along with senator scott wiener and assembly member david chiu since similar letters to other school districts in san mateo county urging them to bring students back into their classrooms as soon as possible. we do believe based on the public health data. >>in the sun will public health officials are telling us that there is a way to safely reopen schools in this is so important for young children we have already a learning gap inequity gap and achievement gap so we want to make sure to close it despite surging coronavirus cases in news of more rollbacks to come in san francisco. doctor g noble who is the director of covid response at ucsf believe schools can still reopen at this time we should schools down back in march and we didn't have the knowledge that we do now of covid we assume that it was going to be similar to influence a similar to the flu in the children would be the main drivers of transmission. >>over the last many months we've learned that that isn't the case in jax kids are underrepresented as covid cases nobles been advising bay area schools

when many of the things may need to be should an assembly member phil ting along with senator scott wiener an assembly member david chiu sent letters to superintendents in their district calling on them to reopen schools as soon as possible. this letter sent to san francisco unified school district representatives that doesn't mean that every single kid is rushing back to the classroom with 30 kids for a kid to next week to the desk what we're talking about we're talking about making sure that they follow social distancing protocols that they're wearing masks. >>that vulnerable teachers and honorable staff are protected while coronavirus cases are surging in san francisco to conductor jeanne noble who's the director of covid response at ucsf say schools are one of the relatively safer places to reopen looks like schools are going to be exempt from shelter in place so that's good and that schools that are open will remain open. >>and then the next question is can schools really increase their enrollment bring more kids on to campus and are currently and i think really the data we have says

now our senator scott wiener has this idea of demolishing and replacing this with something we're not even sure about. he was able to get $1 million from a state department of recreation and parks to send all of this to landfill and flatten our beautiful train station. so, as part of audit and investigations i would like to keep this topic alive and on the radar that this is transit related. it is interconnected, castro metro mountainy station i muni y muni. i have brought this to your commission once before in real life in person, so now i'm doing it as a shelter in place. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> 1700 i thank you i would also like to add i have 1700 signatures, 1500 of them are wet signatures supporting this initiative, and this has been going on for several years so if this could be included in the magnifying glass process of an audit i would be very appreciative. thank you so much. >> thank you for your comments. are there any other speakers? it's really a great report. thank you. >> i would like to thank my finance staff from anna. i couldn't have done it without the

now our senator scott wiener has this idea of demolishing and replacing this with something we're not even sure about. he was able to get $1 million from a state department of recreation and parks to send all of this to landfill and flatten our beautiful train station. so, as part of audit and investigations i would like to keep this topic alive and on the radar that this is transit related. it is interconnected, castro metro mountainy station i muni y muni. i have brought this to your commission once before in real life in person, so now i'm doing it as a shelter in place. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> 1700 i thank you i would also like to add i have 1700 signatures, 1500 of them are wet signatures supporting this initiative, and this has been going on for several years so if this could be included in the magnifying glass process of an audit i would be very appreciative. thank you so much. >> thank you for your comments. are there any other speakers? it's really a great report. thank you. >> i would like to thank my finance staff from anna. i couldn't have done it without the

now our senator scott wiener has this idea of demolishing and replacing this with something we're not even sure about. he was able to get $1 million from a state department of recreation and parks to send all of this to landfill and flatten our beautiful train station. so, as part of audit and investigations i would like to keep this topic alive and on the radar that this is transit related. it is interconnected, castro metro mountainy station i muni y muni. i have brought this to your commission once before in real life in person, so now i'm doing it as a shelter in place. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> 1700 i thank you i would also like to add i have 1700 signatures, 1500 of them are wet signatures supporting this initiative, and this has been going on for several years so if this could be included in the magnifying glass process of an audit i would be very appreciative. thank you so much. >> thank you for your comments. are there any other speakers? it's really a great report. thank you. >> i would like to thank my finance staff from anna. i couldn't have done it without the

in there are two parks slated for demolition being pushed by senator scott wiener, and he has used a rec and park state grant of $1 million to continue with this demolition of our precious greenbelt, an lgbtq cultural site. i'm concerned that this site that was designed in 1973 and completed in 1976 provides access to nature, it is a route to a playground as well as a dog park within the five minutes that you just addressed. and in 2018, i personally submitted, along with property owners and renters adjoining this site at 2300 market street, two applications to mohamed nuru as well as s.f. parks alliance. i've collected over 1700 signatures supporting this initiative to support the nation's first lgbtq veteran's grove which was approved by city hall in 2012 and the lgbtq veterans who served in our military. and the second street park application is called harvey's garden, a watershed garden. currently, public works manages that space, but it is basically an ongoing garbage dump, and honestly, last -- the last 6.5 weeks, i've been calling and calling and sending in 311 requests to cle

but then, our senator scott wiener has -- as a visionary, believed that the entire southside of this station will be demolished and replaced. i believe that access to nature and open space is very important for one's health. it is the only greenbelt in our muni station. there are two parklets right there at castro station, and a person in a wheelchair or with mobility issues can be next to a beautiful terrace guard. in 2012, they approved the first lgbtq grove with five existing palm trees. it is an important cultural asset, and access to nature is important for people with disabilities, and i have submitted two three-part applications to public works in 2018, and i've collected 1700 signatures supporting the preservation of the greenbelt at castro metro muni station. so with that, i just want to get this message to your commission because i believe it's relevant and very important to safe harvey milk plaza. renovate, don't desecrate. polish, don't demolish. we don't want to send our cultural assets to the landfill. thank you so much. >> operator: thank you, caller. >> clerk: moderat

now our senator scott wiener has this idea of demolishing and replacing this with something we're not even sure about. he was able to get $1 million from a state department of recreation and parks to send all of this to landfill and flatten our beautiful train station. so, as part of audit and investigations i would like to keep this topic alive and on the radar that this is transit related. it is interconnected, castro metro mountainy station i muni y muni. i have brought this to your commission once before in real life in person, so now i'm doing it as a shelter in place. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> 1700 i thank you i would also like to add i have 1700 signatures, 1500 of them are wet signatures supporting this initiative, and this has been going on for several years so if this could be included in the magnifying glass process of an audit i would be very appreciative. thank you so much. >> thank you for your comments. are there any other speakers? it's really a great report. thank you. >> i would like to thank my finance staff from anna. i couldn't have done it without the

in there are two parks slated for demolition being pushed by senator scott wiener, and he has used a rec and park state grant of $1 million to continue with this demolition of our precious greenbelt, an lgbtq cultural site. i'm concerned that this site that was designed in 1973 and completed in 1976 provides access to nature, it is a route to a playground as well as a dog park within the five minutes that you just addressed. and in 2018, i personally submitted, along with property owners and renters adjoining this site at 2300 market street, two applications to mohamed nuru as well as s.f. parks alliance. i've collected over 1700 signatures supporting this initiative to support the nation's first lgbtq veteran's grove which was approved by city hall in 2012 and the lgbtq veterans who served in our military. and the second street park application is called harvey's garden, a watershed garden. currently, public works manages that space, but it is basically an ongoing garbage dump, and honestly, last -- the last 6.5 weeks, i've been calling and calling and sending in 311 requests to cle